Dennis George Paxton is a journalist based in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. He writes for The News Enterprise and Lebanon Enterprise, focusing on local news and events in the Elizabethtown area. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including sports, local government, business, and community issues.
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Dennis George Paxton's coverage predominantly revolves around local events and announcements, particularly focusing on sports-related topics. Given this emphasis, reaching out with news about upcoming local sporting events or human-interest stories related to the sports covered would likely be well-received.
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Elizabethtown police report the number of arrests for shoplifting took spiked in 2024, reaching a number almost double from the previous year and 33% higher than the number during COVID.
Taylor County senior Riley Sprowles has been a major contributor to the success of the Lady Cardinal basketball and softball teams.
Campbellsville Mayor Dennis Benningfield spoke at last week’s Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He highlighted the city’s accomplishments in 2024 and previewed what is to come in 2025. BY DENNIS GEORGE/Paxton Media Group
Charis Humphress Strange of Campbellsville's career in the United States Army has given her the opportunity to travel the country and perform as a singer. Photo courtesy of The United States Army Field Band
Kentucky legislators typically use the 30-day odd year short sessions to modify and to clean up bills that were passed in previous years.
Master Sgt. Charis Strange, a native of Campbellsville, sang at the funeral of President Jimmy Carter and also will perform Monday at the inauguration of Donald Trump. She joined the Soldiers’ Chorus of The United States Army in 2006.
Hardin County residents know all too well the impact of the state’s housing shortage can have on a community.
Steve Bratcher, R-Elizabethtown, thinks too many members of the military are leaving Kentucky once they complete active duty.
Master Sgt. Charis Strange, a native of Campbellsville, sang at the funeral of President Jimmy Carter and also will perform Monday at the inauguration of Donald Trump. She joined the Soldiers’ Chorus of The United States Army in 2006. The United States Army Field Band
It has taken nearly a year but the City of Bardstown is close to finalizing its agreement to sell its cable and internet systems to Spectrum.
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